Memorial honors two centuries of service by women in uniform
Arlington ceremony dedicates a 21.5 million memorial at the cemetery entrance to the 2 million American servicewomen past and present. President Clinton praises progress from limited roles to leadership as veterans, families, and public figures recount experiences from World War I to World War II and beyond.
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